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[ Kurly Tlapoyawa ] A bizarre and hate–fueled event unfolded in Washington DC, following the Indigenous People’s March on Friday, January 18th. The trouble began [...]
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Trump’s war on Native people is just getting started
Thick red mud clung to Jonah Yellowman’s boots as he sidestepped down the embankment into a narrow valley of sagebrush. When he spotted perfect stems — not too dry, not [...]
Teacher Accused of Targeting Native American Students Resigns From APS
[ Reposted from kunm.org ] A teacher accused of targeting Native American students in an incident on Halloween resigned from her job with Albuquerque Public Schools, [...]
Coastal Culture of the Ancient Maya
For thousands of years, ancient Maya kings ruled a vast inland empire in Mexico and Belize. But just how inland was it, really? [ Reposted from hakaimagazine.com ] Vista [...]
A Maya Game Of Thrones
Guatemala City, Guatemala: A 1,500 year old Mayan altar discovered in a small archeological site in northern Guatemala is drawing comparisons to popular fantasy drama [...]
Life on the Slippery Earth
[ reposted from aeon.com ] by Sebastian Purcell When Halloween rolled around last year, my wife and I were prepared to be greeted by scores of eager trick-or-treaters. Guided [...]
The Role of Interpretation in Determining Continuity in Danza Azteca History
[guest column] By Kristina Nielsen Danza Azteca includes a diverse and amalgamated repertoire––a pastiche of various indigenous music and dance traditions subsumed under [...]
The Trial and Conviction of Juan de Oñate
[ mexika.org ] Juan de Oñate is the source of much controversy in the state of New Mexico. Every year, a fiesta is held in his honor by the community of Española. People [...]
Mexican Patriots, the Chicano Movement, & Cinco de Mayo
[ mexika.org ] By Tlakatekatl [Update 5/3/19: revised for minor grammatical errors] Year in and year out, the Mexican-American holiday Cinco de Mayo spurs countless [...]
¿De dónde viene el náhuat de El Salvador? ¿De los aztecas?
[ mexika.org ] via Colectivo Tzunhejekat Cuando pensamos el origen de la lengua y pueblo náhuat probablemente se nos vienen muchas ideas: náhuatl de México, azteca, mayas, [...]
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